Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS SUMMARY.
a waiting the Arrival of the Militia
Destructive Storm Steamer sunk-Ar-
rival of Flags Tho kusso- American
Extradition Treaty.
A despatch from Denver, Colorado,
says no news Of Importance was receiv.
ed from Meeker Friday. The settlers
have assembled in town awaiting the
arrival of the militia. The Ind ians are
In the neighborhood. 1t 10
that Colorow's band has been
increased by recruits from tho Southern
Utes, Sioux, Blackfeet and Grow Reser.
vations, until now It numbers In the
neiRhborhood Of four hundred. The
report that Sheriff Kendall, with nine
men, bad been attacked on Thursday,
WAS not confirmed.
The steamer Atlas, which left New
York o few days ago for the West In.
dies, returned to that port on Friday,
having been In collision with the
schooner Lizzie Wilson, Captain Chad.
wick, from Baltimore to New York on
Thursday, of BarneRat. The schooner
sank Immediately, carrying down the
wife and daughter of the captain and
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tain Chad wick and three sailors and
took them to New York,
Rev. p. j. Dopnell arrived at New
York with Two flags, one Irish and one
the Stars and Stripes made Of Irish
poplin by the Nuns of Cashel. 3hey
are present from Archbishop Croke,
Of Cashel and Emily. Ireland, to Rev.
John j. Riordan, OF CASTLE Garden. II
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will be presented TO the Goth Regiment
N. g. g. N. Y. and the Irish flag will
bs contested for by various Irish or.
ganizations.
A despatch from Chicago Gays the
proposed Russian American extradi
tion treaty, which was given to the pub
Ito some months Ego, has aroused the
Opposition Of many Rassians residing
In that city. Last night meeting wal
held, and . society, called the ANTI
Russian Treaty Society" was organ
ized. The members of the society claim
that the treaty 40 proposed is contrary
70 the spirit of the American Const.
tuition.
A storm struck Republican City
Nebraska, on Thursday, which demol
ished ana unroofed houses. A larg
brick schoolhouse, nearly completed
was wrecked, and the carpenters burieI
in the Iuins. j. j. flaming and NAL
named Allen were killed, aud elk other
seriously injured, two fatally. Fl. II
Wetberell's house was blown away, ant
his wife and two children were I'M ured
Hailstones an inch In diameter iel
during the storm.
Daring the sham battle at the reunion
, OF the Eighty seventh Illinois Veterans
at Enhe!d, Illinois, Friday, two can
mons were prematurely discharged. @
, Sullenger had both arms blown off, ant
will probably die. The others injured
we're James Crockett, Robert johnson
! Irwin Reeder. VIM. Daniels and Eman
uel Berry. They are badly laceratet
and burned, bat will, it Is thought, re
cover.
: As the new North German Lloyt
steamer Trave, from Bremen, was max
ing her pier, in HOboken, Friday morn
Ing, her bow swung around and crash
ed into the lower portion OF the pier
tearing away the entire portion CT tn
: roof. A portion Of the shed fell upol
. the bow OF the ship, striking several o
I the steersge passengers aad two or thre
|, Of the crew.
q The officials at the War Department
. have received no official infor nation q
which TO base fears of q serious out
: break among the White River Utes
although 1t 10 acknowledged that If th'
Utes become aroused and any numbe
go on the war path, the results Nigh
. be disastrous, for they are very numer
Gus and great 6gEters.
Two east-bound freight trains collide
yesterday On the Pennsylvania Raj
: road, between Wynnewood and E.r
Stations, causing considerable damag
TO car property and freight, and in
Y juriep, not dangerous, to the enginee
a and fireman Of one of the trains.
! The United Labor Convention r,
< afsem bled In Syracuse. New York, o
0 Friday and nominated Henry Georg
for Secretary of State. The Clarendo
Hall platform, on which Henry Georg
n made his canvass for Mayor of Ne
, York, was adopted.
Mrs. Marguerite Devoe, IS years oil
aud blind, hanged herself to o peao
G tree in the yard of her residence,
Newark, New Jersey, on Friday. 1t
= said that sickness unsettled her MIND
Workmen on the line OF the MINI,
sofa and Northwestern Railroad uI
earthsd q portion Of the skeleton of
mastodon near Galena, Illinois, on Fr
day. Most of the bones were badly Dc
oayed.
About three hundred miners 8
Rsmey's CoEs Works ct Connellsviilt
Penna., went on strike yesterday b,
cause the 12H per cent. advance gran
cd during the Lost strike was cut off.
Charles Haight shot his wife an
: then shot himself, at their home
Hsmmendsport, New York, yesterday
Both are dead. The couple leave an II
FAINT few months old.
The jury in the case OF Alexande
Leibsley, on trial at Lancaster, Penna
for the killing OF George Pon,z. lAs
.ventsg returned verdict Of murder 1
the second degree.
PorpOiie GuanO.